Cohen Talk Rerun for Grand Jury
Los Angeles police recorded Mickey Cohen's tirade against Chief William H. Parker on the Mike Wallace Interview. Parker urged the Grand Jury's criminal complaints committee to refer the matter to the full jury for investigation. Detectives Ahern and Case took the tape to Hall of Justice. Parker said a civil suit against ABC may also be filed.
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Ike Offers Trimmed Foreign Aid Budget
President Eisenhower formally submitted a smaller foreign aid program totaling 3.865 billion dollars and urged Congress that a meaningful tax cut must accompany budgets, framing the approach as essential to fiscal policy. He argued a tighter aid package would promote economic efficiency while supporting strategic goals.
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Budget Surplus Seen Shrinking On Higher U.S. Outlays
Washington reports that House Ways and Means experts cut projected budget surpluses for the current and next fiscal years by about half a billion dollars, citing higher government spending offsetting modest revenue gains. Rayburn signaled possible later tax changes, while Eisenhower urged restraint and outlined foreign aid savings to fund defense and security programs.
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May rainfall sets Long Beach record since 1931
May is the rainiest in 26 years for the Southland. Long Beach totals .52 inch so far this month with .22 reported this morning. The previous wettest May was 1991 when .82 inch fell on May 24 and 25. No rain tonight. Wednesday forecasts call for sunny and slightly warmer weather.
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Father Uses Baby as Club in Family Brawl
In Los Angeles Ruben Ortiz, 20, allegedly used his 10 month old son as a weapon during a family dispute. He allegedly swung at a relative, striking at Joan Maestaes, sister in law to Gloria Ortiz. The child was seized by the mother and police arrested Ortiz on suspicion of assault with intent to commit murder. The baby escaped serious injury.
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Weather update: Mostly clear tonight and Wednesday
The forecast calls for mostly clear skies tonight and Wednesday. Temperatures will rise slightly on Wednesday, bringing a warmer feel.
Tornado Devastates Kansas City Suburbs Killing and Injuring Dozens
A massive tornado cut an 80 mile path through Kansas City's southern outskirts at sundown Monday, killing 35 and injuring more than 200. Martial law was declared in Ruskin Heights to speed relief and curb looting. Rescue operations continued into the night as hospitals reported numerous patients. The storm flattened a shopping center in Ruskin Heights, affected Hickman Mills and nearby communities, and veered toward Liberty County after passing Independence.
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Teen Girl Leaps to Death From Hotel Ledge
NEW YORK UPI a14 year old girl Olga Cassanova stood on a two foot wide ledge on the top floor of the Walton Hotel in Manhattan's upper west side. After quarrelling with an aunt who punished her for coming home late from school the girl paced the ledge for about 20 minutes while police appealed. A patrolman was lowered from the roof but she slid off and fell to her death as a crowd of about 2000 watched.
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TV quiz ruling over $73500 mixup sparks confusion
New York report on NBC Twenty One says doctor Hank Bloomgarden won $126000 after a noun only answer keyed as correct while rival Jim Snodgrass also matched the answer when adjectives were required. Producers plan a meeting to decide fairest outcome amid broadcast controversy.
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Submarines aid cut clouds Long Beach shipyard future
House Armed Services Committee revoked approval of a 4.66 million Navy subsidy for subsidence relief around the sinking Long Beach Naval Shipyard site. Navy data show 7.7 million needed for dikes and protection, as private industry reportedly plans to abandon area, raising questions about government actions.
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Jet retraces Lindy Route in record 6 2 hours
Maj Robinson Risner, a Korean War ace from Tulsa, flew an F100F Super Sabre from McGuire Air Force Base to Orly Field Paris, landing at 2 13 pm after a 6 2 hour flight over Newfoundland and the Atlantic. The Air Force billed it as a record time for the Lindbergh route, surpassing Lindbergh’s 1927 solo crossing.
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Where to Find It Outlets and Page References
A partial newspaper filler lists page references for various sections and features. It notes an outbreak in a Georgia prison infirmary with multiple fractures and directs readers to detailed stories on Page A-3 and related items across pages B-1 to C-12, including sports, com ics, obituaries, and vital statistics.
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Red Cross Chief Says Government Takeover Would Be Error
General Gruenther addressing about 3000 Red Cross delegates at the national convention urged that government control of philanthropy would be a major error. He stressed that the core idea of neighbor helping neighbor is best carried out by charitable organizations, not by government.
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Scandinavia Gets Royalty Aplenty
Copenhagen welcomed a double dose of royalty as Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip arrived aboard Britannia for a three day Danish state visit and vacation. Royal Dutch squadron carried Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard into Stockholm for a separate arrival.
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